How many kinds of sentences are there? The later Wittgenstein would say that
How many kinds of sentences are there? The later Wittgenstein would say that
This is early Wittgenstein.
How many kinds of sentences are there? The later Wittgenstein would say that
This would be the answer if we were discussing grammar.
In other contexts, we might be interested in other distinctions -- for example, short vs. long sentences, true vs. false sentences, or literal vs. metaphorical sentences.
How many kinds of sentences are there? The later Wittgenstein would say that
The question about "how many kinds" doesn't make clear sense without a further context.
When discussing grammar, we may be interested in dividing sentences into declarative, interrogatory, imperative, and exclamatory groups. In other contexts, we might be interested in other distinctions -- for example, short vs. long sentences, true vs. false sentences, or literal vs. metaphorical sentences.